Sentence examples for pristine of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Malvo's life, he said, was like the Shenandoah, "the most pristine of our rivers in Virginia".

Many of the images are chaste, even pristine, of a type that Almodóvar, working with the cinematographer José Luis Alcaine, has never given us before.

The journals contain descriptions of the dismal territories of ice, but also moments of serene clarity in the most pristine of landscapes.

The most pristine of the boroughs is Staten Island, where many native species have kept the city's totals looking as hopeful as they do.

In the 1930s, the New Yorker, the most literarily pristine of American magazines, began to profile killers of the sort that obsessed pulpier rivals.

St. John, for instance, is known as the most pristine of the United States Virgin Islands, but you don't have to spend $530 a night or more at Caneel Bay to enjoy it.

Piero della Francesca would have approved of the pristine geometry of the buildings.

In it, he pooh-poohed the sanctity of the pristine preservation of dolls.

"I had to let go of the pristine way of creating".

Renaissance thinkers rejected the medieval tradition in favour of the pristine sources of Western philosophy in Classical civilization.

I wanted to create a clam chowder that had more of the pristine flavor of the sea".